Describe how the interaction of radiation with matter produces radiation that is characteristic of the matter in which the interaction took place.
Light is supposed to travel in waves, so we can explain interference , diffraction etc. Black body radiation, photoelectric effect can be explained if it has a particle character. Particle is localised in space while wave is spread out in space.
All material particles such as electron , photon have both wave as well as particle chatacter is called matter.
Chemical property of matter - how a substance interacts with another substance.
When X-rays are directed into an object , some of the photons interact with the particles of the matter & their energy can be absorbed or emitted. Other photons travel completely through the object without interacting with the particle.
Transmission of photons through a material depends on energy .
Describe how the interaction of radiation with matter produces radiation that is characteristic of the matter...
- Name the dominant radiation-matter interaction mechanism for each energy range: 1-50 keV 23-250 keV 60-2000 keV >1.022 MeV 10 MeV
What is meant by matter-radiation crossover? The conversion of matter into radiation by E = mc^2. The conversion of radiation into mass by E = mc^2. The time in the early universe when the radiation density had decreased relative to the matter density until they were equal. The time in the early universe when the matter density had decreased relative to the radiation density until they were equal. The special time in the present universe when the matter density is...
1. In this schematic that illustrates four potential photon-matter interaction mechanisms upon propagation through a person, complete the labels. A: WW B: WWWWWWWWW Mwa Wanita C: D: 2. Name the dominant radiation-matter interaction mechanism for each energy range: 1.50 keV 23-250 keV 60-2000 keV 1.022 MeV 10 MeV
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4 types of electromagnetic radiation: how is x ray interaction different from that seen in other thpes of electromagnetic radiation?
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for Technetium-99 answer the following: Describe the Radiation type that is emitted. Describe Type of Radiation, Symbol, Mass number and Charge. Describe Radiation and Shielding Required. How the travel distance “Radioactive” Isotope in Air, Tissue, and what would be used for Shielding? Can it penetrate through the body? Describe, in greater detail than above, all medical application(s) and how it is used. Describe if there are any negative or hazards associated with element? Calculate the amount of time needed to...
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